Building Information Modeling (BIM) Training Courses

Grasp the key management principles, themes and terminology of BIM and how to apply these within your organization, as well as the drivers for success and return on investment (ROI). You’ll gain the relevant understanding and foundation to effectively utilize BIM on your next project.

This course will give anyone implementing BIM on projects - clients, information managers and team leaders - a detailed understanding of the ISO 19650-2 standard. It explains how information requirements and information delivery plans are developed, and explains the different functions and tasks involved in projects, including UK BIM implementation.

This course aims to give building/infrastructure asset owners/operators, information managers and contractors working to BIM Level 2 a detailed understanding of the ISO 19650-3 standard. To explain how information requirements are developed for different life-cycle events, and the different roles involved in BIM Level 2 asset information management.

This course will help you in obtaining the benefits of the UK use of COBie as the digital information exchange between design/supply chain and the client/operator. Along with an introduction to BS 1192 and collaborative working.

This course will help you engage with the security implications arising from BIM according to ISO 19650. The course will guide you through the contents of ISO 19650-5 and how security impacts their roles (client, asset owner, designer, contractor, facilities manager, etc.).

This course is beneficial to anyone working within BIM that wants to enhance their skill set and knowledge of implementing security management.

To give those tasked with managing health and safety risk within a collaborative project environment, the knowledge and skills to develop detailed implementation plans.

To give those tasked with implementing BIM in their organizations and work practices a foundation in BIM Level 2 concepts, principles, processes and language. This course applies equally to those commissioning project or asset management work, those delivering construction projects and those providing asset management services.

To give those tasked with implementing BIM in their organizations an understanding of the business case and other benefits of BIM to their organization, their clients/stakeholders and supply chains, and the encapsulation of these ideas in standards and best practice. To enable attendees to develop detailed implementation plans.